The United States’ reactionary moves to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine suggest that it does not have an adequate plan in place to respond if Russian President Vladimir Putin decides to use a nuclear weapon, a former U.S. intelligence officer told Fox News.
Rebekah Koffler, a former U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency agent and author of"Putin's Playbook: Russia's Secret Plan to Defeat America," explained to Fox News that while the U.S. certainly has a strategic plan in place if Putin uses a nuclear weapon, recent responses to Russia’s aggression instill little confidence that the United States is doing the necessary preparation for such an outcome.
Koffler said that"the fact that we have not responded in a methodical manner to any of Putin’s actions nor have we deterred any of his actions" is reason to be concerned that the United States does not have a coherent plan to respond to a potential nuclear attack. "The minute that Putin said he changed the combat readiness status we didn’t say anything," Koffler said. "This whole confusion seems like a haphazard approach on our side."
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